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溫哥華週六要聞 · 野火升級與加元3,000萬元學校和解、聯邦對坦布勒里奇撥加元400萬元

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 冷鋒恐在暑假長週末加劇卑詩省野火。 卑詩省野火服務警告,強風與伴隨少量降雨的雷擊,可能引發新的雷擊起火並惡化既有火場;全省近110處活躍野火,48處列為失控,皮爾湖火災(Pear Lake fire)面積已超過900平方公里。疏散命令已涵蓋逾1,800處房產,範圍超過70公里長、65公里寬。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫哥華警隊將在驕傲大遊行中出席,結束六年抵制。 當局表示這項宣布結束了警隊連續六年的遊行杯葛。
  2. 兩個團體致力阻止卑詩省海域鯨類死亡。 報告指出鯨類死亡數上升,並描述兩個不同保育團體的應對行動。
  3. 格林德(Grinder),格勞斯山著名棕熊,已死亡。 公園營運單位證實這頭知名棕熊死亡。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 法院核准卑詩省天主教學校性侵集體訴訟和解,加元3,000萬元。 法官批准一項針對卑詩省天主教學校歷史性侵案的集體和解金額為加元3,000萬元。
  2. 聯邦政府承諾在大規模槍擊後,對坦布勒里奇提供加元400萬元援助。 渥太華宣布向社區撥出加元400萬元新資金,以協助坦布勒里奇應對事件影響。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 聖約翰堡(Fort St. John)一名男子因將廢機油傾倒入當地溪流被罰。 當局發現有人將廢機油傾倒於聖約翰堡附近溪流,涉事男子遭處罰。
  2. 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)稱,打撈沉沒卑詩省包租船需保存證據。 騎警表示,打撈包租船時應小心處理,以維護調查所需的證據完整性。

📰 另外今日要聞

  • 卑詩省天氣狀況恐引發新一波野火,官員警告火險升高。
  • 維多利亞市中心首座黑人藝術與文化中心將開幕,屬首創。
  • 風勢與雷擊預報為卑詩野火防撲增添新挑戰。
  • 台灣遊客在坦布勒里奇發現1億年前恐龍足跡。
  • Carey Newman的《見證毯》(Witness Blanket)成為多人共用的虛擬實境體驗。
  • 卑詩省路邊景點展開夏季淘汰賽式競賽。
  • (重複刊登)聯邦在大規模槍擊後承諾對坦布勒里奇提供加元400萬元援助。

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